The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-05-07


Fraacei Next day a German
officer called to see P6re Monsabr
who was by then, in the midst of a,
su,sum cOrdo sermon, at Paris.
Pranzini still keeps 10 the front
as the leading actualty, that he is
an accomplice in the triple murder
of the rue Montaigne, admits of no
doubt; the man who cut the throats,
or rather decapitaled his victims, is
still at large. The cabby who drove
Pranzini for some hours in Paris,
the day following the crime to view
even the house where the deed was
perpetrated, has given important in
formation, establishing that Pran-
zini was accompanied part of the
day in the vehicle by man, answer
ing to the description of the wretch
that was seen by the house porter,
who came with the murdered flash
woman, the night of the murder,
and remained in her apartment.
Pranzini declines to give the name
Of this pal, or even n description of
him, though both sent off registered
packets of the victims iewelry the
same day through the post. The
authorities believe they are in pre-
sence of band of reprobatcs, who
lived by numbering and robbing
rich demimondians. Four of the
latter have been assasinated, and no
clue has yet been found of the mur-
derers. Pranzini is very hand
some man of engaging manners,
and seductive conversation. He
hung round the big hotels and news
rooms, where Americans most do
congregate, offering his services to
visitors as guide, philosopher and
friend to fast life in Paris. He had
always plenty of pocket money,
never worked, and perhaps he is
not wholly stranger to many of the
mysterious disappearances of res
pectable persons found drowned
and gagged, and 1ished up in the
Seine. His arrest has cut short one
possible tragedy. He won the
affections of a young American lady
last autumn, who was staying at
the Continental Hotel. She is said
to be from Cincinnati, and the
daughter of merchant. They
corresponded; since his arrest, q
letter has been seized by the police,
addressed to Pranzini from the
young lady, who enclosed her photo.
The Prefect de Police, it is said,
has been in communication with one
of the pastors of the American
churches here, to acquaint the
young lady's family with the situa-
ton, and if possible, beg them to
send any photo given by Franzini
of himself or his friends, but above
all, if gifts of iewelry have been
made, as these might connect with
other murders. 1t is supposed
Franzini shared in the triple assassi-
nation, to secure the means TO fit
himself out, to sail from Marseilles
to New York, gain Cincinnati, elope
with the young lady, or utilize his
influence over her to commit some
new crime.
| The Champ de Mars commences
to pay for an occasional visit; the
foundations of the several sections
of the exhibition structure com.
mence to show, and mounds of eX-
cavated earth are numerous. 1t is
now n definite fact, that neither
Russia, Germany, nor Austria, will
have anything to do with festival
glorifying the revolution of 1889
However, other monarchal govern
ments are not so squeamish. The
French must only exercise their in.
genuity to utilize the space reserved
for the refusers. The French arr
not acting wisely in their policy t.
exclude everything foreign, where i
can be done, from their cconomi,
and trading life. Common sens
suggests, to utilize the foreigne
and his products, whenever suit
able, and save the Chinese, ant
perhaps even these not now, Cal
live Independent of outsiders.